DARLINGTON striker Barry Conlon last night admitted he may have played his last game for the club.

The 25-year-old is out of contract this summer with a host of clubs chasing his signature.

And while Conlon has made no secret of his desire to extend his stay with Quakers, he is aware that the club's financial problems will have a major impact on his future.

Conlon said: "There is a possibility that I could stay but I will just have to wait and see what happens over the next couple of weeks."

The chase for Conlon began in January when Sheffield Wednesday, Macclesfield and Swansea all failed with bids.

And last week newly-relegated Notts County emerged as the latest club to make an approach for the 14-goal striker.

County see Conlon as the man to spearhead their Third Division promotion campaign next season and are reported to have offered improved terms on his current deal at Darlington.

Brian Little's Second Division Tranmere are also monitoring the situation and Conlon added: "I know that there has been a bit of interest in me. I am happy where I am but the gaffer knows the score and sometimes if there are opportunities to better yourself you have to take them."

Conlon claimed the only goal of the game in Saturday's 1-0 win at Scunthorpe.

And in what looks like being his last appearance for the club, the Dubliner was pleased to repay the fans for their support during his three years with the club.

"It was nice to see the goal go in under the circumstances," said Conlon. "The fans gave me a great reception and I'd like to thank them.

"We've all been through a very bad patch this season and it's nice to come out at the other end."

Conlon's 14th goal of the season capped a deserved win for David Hodgson's men, who ended their campaign eight points clear of the relegation zone in 18th place.

"It's been a long time since we've had no pressure on us," admitted Conlon. "The lads enjoyed their football today and I think it showed."

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